You Shook Me All Night Long

AC/DC · 120 BPM · 4/4

You Shook Me All Night Long

AC/DC

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DShe was a fGast machine,
GSChe kept her motor clean,
CShe wDas the best damn woman thatG I ever seen,
GShe had sightless eyes,
GTelliCng me no lies,
CKnockiDng me out with those American thighs,
DTaking more tGhan her shareC,
CHad me fighting for air,
CShe told Dme to come, but IG was already there,
GCause the walls started shaking,
GThe earCth was quaking,
DMy mind was aching,
DAnd we were making it and you
DSGhook me Call nGightD long,
DYeCah Gyou, shookC meG alDl nightC loGng.
GWalking double timeC on the seduction line,
CSheD was one of Ga kind,
GShe's just mine all miCne,
CWanted no applause,
CIt's juDst another cause,
DMade a mGeal out of me, and come back for more,
GTried to cool mCe down,
CTo take anotDmher round,
DmNow GI'm back in the ring to take another swing,
GBut the walls were shakCing,
CThe earth waGs quaking,
GMDy mind was aching,
DAnd we were makinGg it and you
GShCook Gme Dall nighCt loGng,
GYeah you, CshookG me aDll night lCong,
CKnGocked me out, I said you,
GShook Cme alDl night lCong,G
GHad me shaking and you,
GSChook Gme aDll night lGong,
GHDad me shaGking,
GWell you shook me
GSGoClDoG
GYou really shook meC and you,
CSGhooDk me allC niGght long,
GAaaaahaaaahaaaah you,
GShooDk me all CnighGt long,
GYeah yeahC you,
CSGhookD me all CnighBmt loGng,
GYou really goCt me and yoGu,
GShooDk me all nCight Glong,D
DYeah you shook meC,
CYeaGh yDou shook me,
DAll night long

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyG major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play You Shook Me All Night Long by AC/DC on guitar

This song is a classic for a reason - it feels big, bright, and instantly recognizable, and the driving groove makes it fun to play even at a steady tempo. If you like tight, energetic rhythm parts, this one gives you a great workout without feeling overly complicated.

You can lean on open shapes for most of it: D, G, C, and Dm are all available, while Bm is the harder barre shape if it shows up later. The main thing to watch is the opening move from D to G to C back to D, since that change needs to stay clean and even.

Start by looping that opening progression slowly until your changes feel automatic. Then add the rest of the chart in short sections, keeping your strums relaxed and consistent. Once the chord switches are smooth, bring it up toward the full tempo and focus on staying locked in.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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